EndlessEasy

Endless Easy

Makes BOMBANANA! endless mode more forgiving: more time per wave, more tolerated mistakes, and

two optional ways to control which modules a wave can contain.

What it changes

Difficulty

The mod tunes the game's own EndlessModeConfig object. Values below are the real shipped ones,

captured from a running game:

| Lever | Game field | Vanilla | With defaults | Default |

| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |

| Starting bomb timer | StartTimeSeconds | 150 s (2:30) | 225 s (3:45) | x1.5 |

| Per-difficulty time bonus | EasyTimeBonus | 25 | 38 | scaled |

| " | MediumTimeBonus | 40 | 60 | scaled |

| " | HardTimeBonus | 55 | 82 | scaled |

| Mistakes tolerated per wave | StrikesPerWave | 3 | 5 | +2 |

Targets are computed from the vanilla baseline captured on first use, never from the current

value, so repeated application can never compound.

Modules — both optional, off by default

| Option | Effect | Default |

| --- | --- | --- |

| [Modules] EnabledModules | Whitelist: the ONLY module types endless waves may use, comma-separated. Empty means the game's normal module pool. | empty |

| [Modules] DisableMorse | Drops the Morse module from the normal pool, using the game's own allowMorse selector flag. | false |

Details: choosing which modules endless waves may use

and keeping the Morse module out.

Configuration

BepInEx/config/BOMBANANA.EndlessEasy.cfg:

[General]

Enabled = true

OnlyApplyAsHost = true

[Time]

TimeMultiplier = 1.5

MaxStartTimeSeconds = 0

ScaleTimeBonuses = true

[Difficulty]

HealthBonus = 2

[Modules]

DisableMorse = false

EnabledModules =

[Debug]

VerboseLogging = true

• Enabled — master switch.
• OnlyApplyAsHost — only apply when you are the server/host. Endless mission data is

synchronised over the network, so a non-host client changing the config can desync the lobby.

• TimeMultiplier — 1.5 = 50% more time. 1 disables this lever.
• MaxStartTimeSeconds — safety cap on the rewritten timer, in seconds. 0 = no cap.
• ScaleTimeBonuses — also scale the per-difficulty bonuses, so the multiplier holds whatever

difficulty a wave rolls.

• HealthBonus — extra mistakes tolerated per wave. 0 disables this lever.
• DisableMorse — keep the Morse code module out of the puzzle pool. See below.
• EnabledModules — the ONLY modules endless waves may use. Empty (the default) means the

game's normal module pool. See below.

• VerboseLogging — logs the vanilla baseline, every value written, and the lobby start gates.

Only the host needs this mod

The host's values are what everyone plays with: the bomb timer is pushed to clients by

Bomb.StartTickLoopClientRpc(int timeRemaining) and BroadcastTimer(int timer), and

Bomb.Health / MaxHealth / Outcome are NetworkVariables that the server owns.

A client without the mod still shows the vanilla timer in the lobby panel, because that panel

reads each client's own local EndlessModeConfig. That is cosmetic: the in-mission countdown and

the strike count both come from the host. This was confirmed in a live three-player run — a

non-modded client displayed 2:30 in the lobby while the mission was played at the host's 25:00.

OnlyApplyAsHost defaults to true for exactly this reason. Set it to false if you want clients

that also have the mod to rewrite their configs, which makes their lobby panel agree too.

Keeping the Morse module out

[Modules]

DisableMorse = true

BOMBANANA's module registry already takes an explicit allowMorse flag on both of its puzzle

selectors, so the mod simply forces that flag to false with a Harmony prefix — no module data is

edited, no entries are ripped out of the registry, and the game's own "Morse not allowed" path does

the rest:

bool TryPickRandomPuzzleAtDifficulty(Difficulty, HashSet usedModuleNames,

bool allowMorse, Random, out Module)

bool TryBuildPuzzleCandidates(Difficulty, HashSet usedModuleNames,

bool allowMorse, bool uniqueOnly, out List)

This applies wherever the game offers the module, not only in endless mode. Default is false, so

nothing changes unl